Podcasts about Northern Quarter

Latest up from Spoken Label (Spoken Word / Poetry Podcast) features making her debut is John Clifford.John Clifford has shared his poetry around the UK, Europe and the US, with performances in six festivals and twelve cities in the last three years - including Cheltenham Literature Festival in 2022 and New York Poetry Festival in 2023. A Mind Over Matter national slam finalist, his work has been displayed in Manchester's Northern Quarter, musically produced with Iris Lyre, and broadcast on BBC Upload. He is a co-host of the Salford based poetry and storytellers night Verbose and his first collection Tell Us What We Are was published in 2023.

On this week's episode, I'm chatting to Seb Dixon from Gone Fishing Vintage. Gone Fishing sells tons of nice stuff, specialising in vintage Italian designer clothes. If you've ever walked down Oldham Street in Manchester's Northern Quarter, you've probably seen it. Seb's a top fella with a proper passion and care for what he does and I'm buzzing for you lot to hear more about Gone Fishing and where Seb's deep interest in Garms came from.We talk about:Flying to Naples to meet a supplier from eBayThe early days: charity shops, Depop, and car boot graftWhy he fell in love with vintage Stone IslandThe rise of Gone Fishing and how the shop came to beWhat makes a good piece (and why some trends miss)Building a community-first businessAnd loads of gems on styling, confidence, and personal growthFollow Seb and Gone Fishing Vintage: instagram.com/gonefishingvintageMore from My Own Garms: instagram.com/myowngarms

On this weeks episode of Beneath the Skin we're joined by Paul 'Rambo' Ramsbottom to talk about the legendary British tattooist Cash Cooper. Paul is the owner of Rambo's Tattoo Parlour and Rambo's Tattoo Museum in Manchester's historic Northern Quarter and recently published his phenomenal book on Cash Cooper AVAILABLE HERE Webshop Get more Tattoo History on Instagram Production by Thomas O'Mahony Artwork by Joe Painter (jcp_art) Intro music by Dan McKenna If you would like to get in touch you can email the show on beneaththeskinpod@gmail.com

Avenue Red turned up to Affinity at Eastern Bloc Records in Manchester's Northern Quarter back on the 17th July 2024... what a night! Event founder Max Howard AKA Maxxitrax had just kicked off a delightfully enchanting warm-up set and our ever-trusty recorder was plugged into the mixer, soundchecked and activated as quickly as possible... sadly the first few very dazzling and trippy records were missed from the recording, but what was captured 'till the end of his set was just beautiful. Max is clearly a selector's selector with top drawer technical skills. Proper solid intro vibes for a vibrant, hot summers evening session on Stevenson Square, which also later featured Tribe, Damo B and DJ Mindbender. And finally... here it is! "This is a recording of my opening set from my last Affinity party held at Eastern Bloc. I wanted to use the opportunity to play records that I wouldn't get to play in a peak time or closing slot that I will usually play in. I had picked some records out that fit this narrative but turned up without a game plan. Luckily I managed to work things out so that I could play some soul tracks to start out with and then build tension up gradually. I really enjoyed the process, hopefully the listeners will enjoy it too. Tracks from the likes of Sade, Pure Silk, Manual, The Stone Roses, Rennie Foster, Autechre - and labels such as Subject Detroit, Novamute, Peacefrog, Tresor..." Maxxitrax, September 2024 https://soundcloud.com/affinitymcr https://www.instagram.com/affinitymcr :: Event :: https://ra.co/events/1963862

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Freya Mallard as we chat about her journey in to comedy and bringing her show ‘The Bounce Back' to this years Edinburgh Fringe. https://www.instagram.com/freyamallard/ https://x.com/freyamallard?lang=en-GB https://www.tiktok.com/@freyamallardcomedy   Time: 4:35pm at the Pleasance Courtyard https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/freya-mallard-the-bounce-back Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013.The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Suchandrika Chakrabarti as we chat about her journey in to comedy and bringing her show ‘Doomscrolling' to this years Edinburgh Fringe. Insta: suchandrika Twitter: SuchandrikaC TikTok: suchandrikac   Time: 3pm Dates: 15-25th August Venue: Big Yurt, Hoots @ Potterrow https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/suchandrika-chakrabarti-doomscrolling   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013.The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Dee Allum as we chat about her journey in to comedy and bringing her show ‘Deadname' to this years Edinburgh Fringe. https://www.instagram.com/dee_allum/?hl=en-gb Venue: Pleasance Courtyard - Below  Time/dates: 4.30pm from Weds 31st July to Sun 25th August https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on#q=%22Dee%20Allum%3A%20Deadname%22   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013.The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Hannah Platt as we chat about her journey in to comedy and bringing her shows ‘Silkworm' to this years Edinburgh Fringe. linktr.ee/hannahtheplatt   Venue: Pleasance Courtyard bunker two.  Time/dates: 8:10pm from Weds 31st July to Sun 25th August  https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/hannah-platt-defence-mechanism   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013.The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter.https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Sarah Roberts as we chat about her journey in to comedy and bringing her shows ‘Silkworm' to this years Edinburgh Fringe.  Site: https://www.sarahjroberts.com/ Instagram: @sarahroberts_69 Twitter: @SarahRoberts_69 Venue: Assembly George Square, The Box Time/dates: 10.35pm from Weds 31st July to Sun 25th August (excluding 14th) https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/sarah-roberts-silkworm   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

In this binaural recording, we can hear a group of young men playing a game of football on a small courtyard. The players run from one end of the field to the other, chasing the ball and trying to score. We can hear the ball being passed around and some attempts of shooting the ball, resulting in a loud, metallic 'bang' against the metal caging of the field. You can also hear men shouting in different languages like French, Marokan, English and other languages. The football court is located in the Northern Quarter of Brussels, in the Park Maximilian. This park is known as a hub for (trans)migrants that have arrived in Brussels and are looking for asylum or a passage to the UK. Often in precarious conditions, they collectively stay in the park, mostly because of its proximity to the Federal Bureau of Immigration Affairs. Aid workers and social organisations have also set up some infrastructure for food and shelter in and around the park. The presence of the immigrants in Park Maximilian has been covered a lot in Belgian Media and has often been portrayed as a symbol of the 'migration crisis' that started since 2015. The Maximilian Park is also a place of leisure and recreation for the inhabitants of the large apartment blocks surrounding the park. The residents of these housing units use the park for sporting activities and as a playing ground for their kids.  The large presence of immigrants in the park is controversial among the locals and has resulted in some concerns about safety. They blame the Belgian government for not adequately dealing with this issue and finding structural solutions. In the recording, the football game is a match between local youths, that hang around in the park, and a group of transmigrants from Eritrea. For me personally, this recording captures a moment where these two groups find each other and use the game of football to vent their frustrations. You can also hear this in the recording, where the game sometimes slightly tilts towards to conflict. It represents the ways in which local urban communities set up informal structures to deal with the perceived issues that come with migration.  Recorded by Gillis Van Der Wee. IMAGE: Tram Bruxelles, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons Part of the Migration Sounds project, the world's first collection of the sounds of human migration.  For more information and to explore the project, see https://www.citiesandmemory.com/migration

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Becky Umbers as we chat about her journey in to comedy and bringing her shows ‘Big Bad Beck and the Three Little Pigs' to this years Edinburgh Fringe.  Socials Link https://linktr.ee/beckyumbers Venue: Hootenannies at the Apex (hoot 5)  Date & time: 3:10 pm from Friday 2nd to Sunday 25th August  Web: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/becky-umbers-big-bad-beck-and-the-three-little-pigs Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Amy Matthews as we chat about her journey in to comedy and bringing her shows ‘Commute With The Foxes' to this years Edinburgh Fringe.  Web: www.amymatthewscomedy.com Instagram:@amyfmatthews X: @AmyFMatthews Facebook: Amy Matthews Comedy Venue: Monkey Barrel, The Tron Date & time: 3pm from Thursday 1st to Sunday 25th August (excluding Wednesdays) Web: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/amy-matthews-commute-with-the-foxes   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Actor Rupert Hill was a very high functioning and pleasant drinker who could hide his alcoholism behind a successful career as an actor and publican which also helped fuel the denial. Over decades, Rupert's drinking became more and more unstainable - he found himself wanting a drink before going on stage and even in the middle of the night. Rupert decided to announce that he was sober on social media and has had the word "FREE" tatooed on the wrist of his drinking hand as a reminder to never go back. Rupert explains his slow decline into alcoholism and how and why he got sober - finding solace outside 12 step fellowship, self-help & gaining knowledge. Huge thanks Rupert for being so candid to help others! More on Rupert - Studied drama and theatre at Middlesex. Acting credits include TV shows like Holby City, Casualty and Coronation Street (Jamie Baldwin). Recent work includes Hollyoaks, Four Lives and Whitstable Pearl. He appeared in over 15 stage productions including Lady Chatterley's Lover and Wuthering Heights & directed the national tour of The Full Monty. Film credits include Awaiting and Entity &  features in 25+ radio plays. Rupert writes & directs his own films including; Molehills, Roll With The Punches and The Lookalike & recently wrote, co-directed, and starred in Operation Magpie, winning 'Best Actor' at Manchester Lift Off Festival. Debut play HUSK will stage at Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester, in September, focusing on alcohol addiction and he directs The Arden Drama School showreels and showcase. Rupert co-owns The Castle Hotel and Gullivers pubs in Manchester's Northern Quarter & recently took over The Lloyds in Chorlton. 0:00 Intro 3:15 Rupert's rock bottom 5:15 The beginning of Rupert's acting career 10:15 'Hair of the dog' turns to addiction 18:10 Drinking in the middle of the night & hiding it 21:55 Alcohol causing mental health problems? 25:40 The power of 'being present' 29:15 Sobriety & close relationships 33:15 Drinking turns unstainable & recovery 39:05 Being a sober publican! 42:35 Rupert's new play HUSK 46:15 How Rupert maintains his recovery For anyone struggling with these topics Rupert suggests reading Alcohol Explained by William Porter. This Podcast is not for profit but my goal is to break even. To help me make more please donate here. Thank you! https://bit.ly/3kSucAs Follow Rupert Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rupertsinclairhill Twitter/X - https://x.com/RupertHill Go see his new play! https://hopemilltheatre.co.uk/event/husk Follow Oliver Instagram - https://bit.ly/3IemHLY Facebook - http://bit.ly/3w8S1Gx TikTok - https://bit.ly/3YGLsYm LinkedIn - http://bit.ly/3kp4ymC Threads - https://bit.ly/3svw7yL X - http://bit.ly/3GQYj2l Listen or watch on: (please subscribe/follow & rate/review) Spotify - https://bit.ly/3zqqR2J YouTube - https://bit.ly/45UHYWv Apple - https://apple.co/3PajZvQ #functioningalcoholic #recovery

Emma Goswell is here with a brand new show to Virgin Radio Pride, bringing you the best in new and established LGBTQ+ literature.This week, Emma was joined by DANIEL HARDING, the author of Gay Man Talking: All the Conversations We Never Had ...plus the team at Queer Lit in Manchester's Northern Quarter are here with their picks of the best reads that week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send me a Text Message!MAY  2024Join me this month as I explore the historic market town of Bury in Greater Manchester. We'll journey from metro to bus, ending up in Ramsbottom to focus on the iconic Holcombe Hill and the majestic Peel Tower, a tribute to former UK Prime Minister Robert Peel. Built in 1852, this 128-foot tower offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes.Experience the 30-minute climb up Holcombe Hill, navigating a challenging cobblestone path that transitions into gravel and rocks, all while enjoying picturesque scenery and grazing goats. At the summit, be rewarded with panoramic views of Bury, and on clear days, glimpses of Manchester and Wales.Additionally, discover the vibrant neighborhoods of Manchester, from the bustling City Centre and trendy Northern Quarter to the historic Castlefield and bohemian Chorlton. Each neighborhood offers its own unique character and amenities, making Manchester a city rich in diversity and culture.In this episode:Manchester neighborhoodsCity CenterNorthern QuarterSpinningfieldsCastlefieldDidsburyChorltonSalford QuaysPeel Tower in Bury, UKWebsite  I  Instagram  I  Twitter  I  LinkedIn  I  YouTubeEmail: actorbobtapper@gmail.comAirbnbBook your stay now!Manchester NeighborhoodsThe best neighborhood in Manchester: cutting edge culture, fabulous food and next-level nightlifef.Peel Tower and Holcombe HillBuilt in 1852 this well known Bury landmark was erected in tribute to one of Bury's most famous sons, Sir Robert Peel; founder of the Police force and Prime Minister 1841-1846. Support the Show.

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Kate Barron as we chat about her journey in to comedy. https://www.instagram.com/_katebarron/?hl=en-gb Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me, Dannii Keogan and Georgie Cunningham as we chat about their journey in to comedy. https://www.instagram.com/arushoflaughter/?hl=en Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Mary O'Connell as we chat about her journey in to comedy. https://www.instagram.com/marywiththegoldshoes/ Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Katie Green as we chat about her journey in to comedy. https://www.katiegcomedy.com/ Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Seeta Wrightson as we chat about her journey in to comedy. https://www.instagram.com/seeta_does_comedy/   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

In late 2021, a noise complaint filed to Manchester City Council about the iconic Northern Quarter venue Night & Day Cafe caused a city-wide row that lasted more than two years. In today's episode, Jack and Joshi discuss Jack's recent piece, that took a deeper look at what, until now, had been quite a simple story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the How To Cut It podcast, we are joined by the incredibly talented Melissa Timperley, a rising star in the hairdressing industry. Melissa is the founder of the renowned Melissa Timperley Salons in Manchester's Northern Quarter and the brains behind MT Masterclass and the MT Masterclass App. As a multi award winning hairstylist, Melissa's extensive experience and passion for education have led her to develop a revolutionary approach to precision cutting, which is more important than ever as the demand for top-quality commercial and beautiful haircuts continues to rise. Through her MT Masterclass App and in-person MT Education, Melissa offers hair professionals like you the opportunity to take your cutting skills to the highest level, commanding top prices for your services. During the episode, we'll learn about Melissa's game-changing MT Masterclass App and her in-person bespoke precision cutting courses offered through MT Masterclass. Trust me, this is the kind of education that will set you apart and take your hair cutting to the highest level. Melissa also provides valuable insights into the art of hair cutting, discussing the importance of precision and techniquesPlus that will give you deeper understanding of the trends that are shaping the industry today.  Plus, you'll gain tips from Melissa on how to  deliver stunning haircut results you clients are wanting. If you're looking to elevate your hair cutting game, stay ahead of the curve, then this episode with Melissa is a must-listen. To fully immerse yourself in Melissa's expertise, make sure to visit MT Masterclass website HERE. Alright, let's get started. I know you're going to be blown away by everything Melissa has to share. So, grab your notepad, get comfortable, and let's learn how to cut it together.

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Jules O'Brian as we chat about her journey in to comedy. https://www.instagram.com/obrianjules/   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Sikisa Bostwick Barnes as we chat about her journey in to comedy. https://www.instagram.com/sikisacomedy/   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013.  The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter.  https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Thenjiwe Moseley as we chat about her journey in to comedy. Instagram @thenjiwecomedy TikTok @thenjiwecomedy https://www.facebook.com/thenjiwecomedy   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013.  The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter.  https://womenincomedy.uk/    

In 2016, Caroline Dyer and Colette Burroughs-Rose shared frustrations with how the world was becoming more divided. They believed the political developments of the time — the election of Donald Trump and Brexit — had caused more friction in the world and there was a need for more nuanced conversations to help us reconnect. In the aftermath of this division, Heard Storytelling was born. It began with a series of live events in a pub in the Northern Quarter, where people were invited to share their personal stories in front of a live audience. Just last month, they launched their first podcast series, the Heard Storytelling podcast. They publish twice a week, with one long form episode on Monday which features a story and an interview with the storyteller, and on Fridays, they publish Briefly Heard, which offers behind-the-scenes insights into how a story was crafted. In this special episode, Mollie sits down with Heard Storytelling's co-founder Caroline Dyer to discuss the inspirational Manchester stories that they discovered while making the podcast, the importance of being vulnerable with strangers and why storytelling matters. Warning: this episode contains a mention of suicidal ideation.Recommendations:The Heard Storytelling PodcastSobriety's Wake-Up Call: Karl's StoryFollow Heard Storytelling on Instagram to keep up with their latest events, projects and announcements Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Tatty MacLeod as we chat about her journey in to comedy.  https://www.instagram.com/tatty_macleod/ https://www.tiktok.com/@tatty.macleod Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Soph Galustian as we chat about her journey in to comedy. SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES: @SophGalustian         Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Lindsey Santoro as we chat about her journey in to comedy. Website - Facebook - Twitter - Instagraaaaam   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/    

The Magical Quarter of the North: Esoteric Symbolism Unveiled   Welcome to the Occult London Podcast. This episode delves into the magical and esoteric symbolism of the Northern Quarter of the magical circle.    Support the Podcast On Patreon   If you're enjoying our journey and want to support the show consider becoming a patron. Your support helps us keep the magic alive and delve into even more mystical topics. Visit our Patreon at patreon.com/OccultLondonPodcast  to join our community. Every bit of support means the world to us.   Support Us On Buymeacoffee    You can also support the Podcast by buying us a coffee at: Link: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/occultlondw   Support Us on Paypal:   https://paypal.me/Occultlondonpodcast?country.x=GB&locale.x=en_GB     Please also check out our website at Occultlondon.co.uk and you can also follow us on social media at the below   Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/@occultlondonpodcast6942/featured   Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/Occultlondonpodcast   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/occultlondonpodcast1/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Su Mi as we chat about her journey in to comedy. Twitter/instagram/ @sumicomedy   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013.  The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter.  https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Lou Conran as we chat about her journey in to comedy. Instagram @louconran Website https://www.louconran.com/   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/    

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Bella Humphries as we chat about her journey in to comedy. Instagram - @hella.bumphries  Twitter - @bellahumphries_ Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Graeme Smith is live in conversation with Ghislain Pascal live from Manchester on the Boys Boys Boys world tour 2023 in front of a live audience at UNITOM in the Northern Quarter. Ghislain was a celebrity agent and publicist for many years – including as agent to the legendary photographer Bob Carlos Clarke. Following the death of Carlos Clarke in 2006 he co-founded The Little Black Gallery - one of London's leading photography galleries - with Tamara Beckwith Veroni in 2008. He is an avid collector of photography which are housed in a permanent exhibition space at his home in France. He is the Editor of the BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! books and magazines. BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! is a programme by The Little Black Gallery started in 2018, curated by co-founder Ghislain Pascal, to promote queer and gay fine art photography. It now represents more than 65 photographers from 30 countries - including China, India, Iran, Poland, and Russia where gay rights are repressed and queer lives under constant threat. The first BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! book, with a foreword by David Furnish, was published in 2019; the second by  teNeues | MENDO in 2020. Both are sold out, with all the royalties donated to the Elton John AIDS Foundation.  The bi-annual BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Magazine was launched in January 2021.  THIS IS OUTCAST UK- LIVE FROM MANCHESTER --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outcastuk/message

The episode begins with a roundup of the latest LGBTQ+ news stories. This week we are in Manchester at the same time as the Tory party but for very different reasons! With a live studio audience in UNTOM in the Northern Quarter, Graeme catches up with Ghislain Pascal, the founder of queer fine art photography series BOYS BOYS BOYS, about freedom of expression and censorship. We hear some highlights of the live Q&A that you can hear in full on our next episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outcastuk/message

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Lori Smith as we chat about her journey in to comedy. https://www.instagram.com/lor1smith/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/chucklefuckerscomedy/   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Alex Stringer as we chat about her journey in to comedy. https://www.instagram.com/alexjstringer/   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/    

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Anna Thomas as we chat about her journey in to comedy. https://www.instagram.com/annathommy/   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013. The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter. https://womenincomedy.uk/

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Allyson June Smith as we chat about her journey in to comedy. https://allysonjunesmith.com/ https://www.instagram.com/allysonj/     Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013.  The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter.  https://womenincomedy.uk/  

Grab a brew, sit down, relax and join me and Hayley Ellis as we chat about her journey in to comedy. Also on Tour with "Hayley's Comic" 2024/25 https://hayleyellis.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hayles_ellis/   Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Your host Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013.  The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter.  https://womenincomedy.uk/    

Manchester Celebrating Women in Comedy Since 2012 Grab a brew, relax and join your Host Aimee chat to Female comedians about their journey into comedy.  Aimee is a progression booker at the Frog & Bucket, Programmer for the Women in Comedy Festival and Live agent for FAB Comedy Management and has worked in Comedy since 2013.   The festival is on every October in Manchester in our amazing Northern Quarter.   

In this episode, Belle chats with WOHIVIA fashion designer, Olivia Wolstenholme. The Sheffield/UK-based brand creates one-of-a-kind, hand-made and sustainably sourced pieces, some of which feature healing crystals. The brand's designs range from festival wear to evening wear, and everything in between. WOHIVIA has recently been featured in London Fashion Week, as well as several pop-up events, including one coming up on the 22nd of July! Learn about the inspiration and craftsmanship behind each piece, custom designs, rebranding, and reinventing yourself creatively. You'll also hear about Olivia's experience showing her Crystalized collection at London Fashion Week. Plus, some of her favorite types of crystals, selling on Depop and ASOS Marketplace, her advice to young designers, and how she's helped create a new fashion scene and creative community in the city of Sheffield! WOHIVIA Event at SADACCA Warehouse (non-profit event) in Sheffield on July 22nd from 2PM - 1:30AM: Get Tickets HERE: https://www.fatsoma.com/e/7ma08dvy/la/z1i4 Shop WOHIVIA on Depop: https://www.depop.com/wxhivia/ Shop WOHIVIA on ASOS Marketplace: https://m.marketplace.asos.com/boutique/wohivia FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM WOHIVIA | ⁠⁠@wxivia Olivia Wolstenholme | @wohivia Belle Barreiro Seiden | ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@bellebarreiroseiden⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Flavor of Fashion ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@flavoroffashionpodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠ MENTIONED IN EPISODE Articles: The Star: The sustainable clothing line designed by Sheffield graduate https://www.thestar.co.uk/lifestyle/shopping/the-sustainable-clothing-line-designed-by-sheffield-graduate-3368169 Fleur d'Hiver: Fashion Show Live during London Fashion Week 23 https://fleurdhiver.com/fashion-show-live-during-london-fashion-week-23/ WOHIVIA Designs: Crystallized Collection https://www.instagram.com/p/Co4M6uAtvt8/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Sunbeam Dress https://www.depop.com/products/wxhivia-sunbeam-dress-sustainable-and-ethical/ Rose Bud Baby Tee https://www.depop.com/products/wxhivia-rose-bud-tee-sustainable-and/ Pixie Dress https://www.depop.com/products/wxhivia-pixie-dress-sustainable-and-ethical/ Other: Fashion Show Live (UK) https://fashionshow.live/ Swim 90 https://www.swim90.co.uk/ WGSN https://www.wgsn.com/en Sustainable Fashion Week (London) https://www.sustainablefashionweek.uk/ OLIVIA'S RECOMMENDATIONS UK - MANCHESTER/LONDON/SHEFFIELD SPOTS Manchester The White Hotel (Club) | https://ra.co/clubs/112509 The Northern Quarter | https://northernquartermanchester.com/ London Hackney Wick | https://www.timeout.com/london/news/hackney-wick-has-been-named-londons-coolest-neighbourhood-030923 Sheffield Dryad Works | @dryad.works | https://dryad.works/ Peddler Market | @peddlermkt | https://peddler.market/# https://www.welcometosheffield.co.uk/content/food-drink-and-nightlife/peddler-market-warehouse/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/flavor-of-fashion-podcast/support

Andy Green AKA Mr. Verdant Recordings came to Alec's place in Manchester and played some records with him... vinyl only session just played in real-time for fun, exploring our records as we got warmed up for the next night's gig... and shared here for YOU! We are here to celebrate this rare moment where everything means something and the humans are still in control x Picture taken at the end of the night from the top of The Great Northern Tower, Manchester, England, UK. https://soundcloud.com/alecpritchard https://soundcloud.com/verdant-recordings Catch us playing at Dub Explorations alongside the awesome https://soundcloud.com/quadrantsoundscape crew @ Eastern Bloc in Manchester's Northern Quarter on Friday 24th March. https://ra.co/events/1661321 https://www.facebook.com/events/1752113415190053/ OFFICIAL EVENT TASTER from Andy :: https://soundcloud.com/verdant-recordings/dub-exp-ag-taster https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_J6ybygh3w&ab_channel=AndyGreen

It's our final guest of season five. Angela Roche is a graphic designer and creative director who runs Manchester studio, Love & Logic. We've been trying to get Angela on the show for quite some time. Disclaimer alert: we're great friends and once shared an office when she was running Design By Day – a brand and digital agency that had tremendous success, working for clients such as the NHS, Barnardo's, and Brother. We fondly remember leaning out of the window of our Northern Quarter base, watching the world go by as we helped each other figure out all the challenges of running a business. Or when we had swivel chair races across the floor. Or create fun videos for her agency's Instagram feed. Or when we dressed one of our team as a 'hipster', complete with a fixie bike, turned-up jeans and a little hat. They were great times and great people: Sami, Jonathan, Rob (whom we've also had on the podcast), Parham and many more that followed. Angela looked after them all, offering a great place to work and grow. But after 12 years – 16 months spent during the pandemic – Angela found herself at a difficult crossroads. After much soul-searching, which we can imagine wasn't easy for someone we know who cares hugely about other people, Angela decided running an agency wasn't for her anymore. And so, she closed Design By Day and launched her solo venture, Love & Logic. In this episode, we'll talk about building a design agency and its many challenges, and we'll hear of Angela's experience of closing it down, despite its success. We'll cover themes of the fear of failure, confronting gut feelings, and opting for difficult choices when you know they involve more than just you.

Graham confounds Charles with an early interruption about musician Pete Doherty's Yorkshire days. Charles reflects on the achievements of York Theatre Royal chief exec Tom Bird as he announces his move to Sheffield Theatres. Graham reports on #MeToo film of the moment She Said, prompting fellow hack Charles to join the discussion on journalism in cinema. Graham gives an update on Manchester's Northern Quarter venue, Night & Day, fighting for its right to present live music after complaints about its club night noise levels. Finally, Graham reports on his visit to the Deer Shed festival's Christmas Party at Brudenell Social Club in Leeds.

Chessie chats with Jack about his experiences in retail, wedding photography & singing in punk bands. We also learn how these experiences accumulated over the last two decades have helped inform what Jack has built with Modern Streets. Jack is the founder of Manchester based, Modern Streets Apparel, a brand inspired by all aspects of punk rock culture from music & fashion to skate boarding & pizza. Modern Streets is a business that has evolved from Jack's spare bedroom via an office in a business park & most recently into the thriving & eclectic creative hub that is Affleck's situated in the Northern Quarter of Manchester. You can find out more about Modern Streets Apparel at https://www.modernstreets.co.uk/ Or alternatively, check out their Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/modern.streets.apparel/ THIS PODCAST SPONSORED BY Blind Maggot - Limited edition t-shirts https://www.blindmaggot.co.uk GET £10 OFF USING DISCOUNT CODE : SQUEEGEE Magna Colours - Waterbased ink specialists https://www.magnacolours.com M&R - Screen printing equipment https://www.mrprint.com Target Transfers - Heat presses and transfers https://www.targettransfers.com DISCOUNT CODE: SQUEEGEE Adobe Creative Cloud Discount Code - Software for creatives https://clk.tradedoubler.com/click?p=265883&a=3270184 ^LINK FOR DISCOUNT ^ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OUR AFFILIATES Screen Print World - Screen Printing Equipment https://screenprintworld.co.uk/ DISCOUNT CODE for Separation Studio NXT : CRP5 Separation Studio NXT - Artwork Separation Software https://solutionsforscreenprinters.com/separation-studio-nxt/ DISCOUNT CODE FOR Separation Studio NXT : CRP5 Annettte & Co - The best PROFIT FIRST accountant https://www.annetteandco.co.uk/chessie/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FREE SCREEN PRINTING RESOURCES & TEMPLATES https://www.squeegeeandink.co.uk/product-category/downloads/ SCREEN PRINTING TUTORIALS https://www.squeegeeandink.co.uk/product-category/screen-print-tutorial-videos/ SCREEN PRINTING BLOG https://www.squeegeeandink.co.uk/blog/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ INSTAGRAM @squeegee_and_ink https://tinyurl.com/m52wej83 TIKTOK @squeegee_ink https://tinyurl.com/5cmnsw4b

When we headed up to Manchester for the tenth anniversary of the podcast with very little in terms of plans for the week, little did we know just how much Corrie related goodness we'd be packing into those seven days. From catching up with cast members to going behind the scenes to see some upcoming episodes being filmed, this was a truly unforgettable experience, which we're excited to share with you now. A big thank you to everyone who helped make this week happen! 0:06:22 Arrival 0:15:55 Monday - First celebrity encounter / Imperial War Museum / Visiting outside of studios 0:24:18 Tuesday - Meeting Michael Adams / Corrie window at the Lowry Outlet Mall / Drinks at the Alchemist 0:31:07 Tuesday - Dinner with Sally Ann Matthews and Adam Blease 0:34:56 Wednesday - Waiting outside the gates / Meeting Paddy Bever and Shelley King 0:42:32 Wednesday - Arrival at the studios 0:47:20 Wednesday - Touring behind the scenes 1:28:28 Thursday - Lunch with archivist Dominic Khouri and story producer Joe Parkinson 1:38:27 Thursday - Dinner with Georgia Taylor 1:42:09 Friday - Back to the studios for some outdoor filming 1:52:26 Friday - Millie Gibson's party at The Alchemist 2:08:30 Saturday - Coronation Street The Tour 2:24:31 Saturday - Corrie mural in the Northern Quarter  

In this week's episode, Darryl Morris talks to Dani Cole about the upcoming Tory Hustings, a tragic shooting in Moss Side and more of the Greater Manchester stories you need to know. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Flavilla is joined by Esther O'Callaghan. They discuss utilising Web3 to tackle youth unemployment. From being the first female DJ/producer to own a specialist vinyl store in Manchester's Northern Quarter and producing major international festivals and events to now running a fast-growing Web3 careers platform and being part of the first all-female De-Fi delegation to the European Parliament (with some waitressing, window cleaning and IronMan training in between), it's been an incredibly unique journey. With over 20+ years of experience across UK Govt, Local Authority, NDPB's, CSR, ESG, ED&I, the arts, culture, music, and third sectors, Esther has dedicated her life to tackling youth unemployment, resulting in hundreds of thousands of children and young people supported nationally and worldwide.[00:11] Episode summary[01:26] Introducing Esther[03:56] Creating the fastest-growing Web3 carrier platform to tackle youth unemployment [10:22] What is the Metaverse and Web3?[12:09] What are the benefits of Web3 for recruitment [18:17] What is the value in hiring younger individuals [24:32] The role of government in tackling youth unemployment[29:21] Where does entrepreneurship come from? [32:22] Learning from your failures [34:28] Giving a voice to younger generations[36:13] What is the future of hundo?[37:08] How does Esther want to be remembered? To connect with Esther, CLICK HERETo visit hundo.careers' website, CLICK HERETo join the Tech Brains Talk mailing list for more perks, CLICK HERETo find out more about the 3 Colours Rule Agency, CLICK HERE

"Manchester had always been glinting on the horizon across the Lancashire plain" On National Storytelling week, host Lisa Morton brings you some of the best stories about Manchester places, from the We Built This City archives. You'll hear about iconic Manchester buildings, like Granada studios, Manchester's pubs, like the Dog and Partridge in Didsbury and about the redevelopment of the Northern Quarter.   Featuring contributions from Lemn Sissay, Chris Oglesby, Eamonn O'Neal, Sharon Latham, Siobhan Johnston, Liam Manton, Tom Bloxham and Vikas Shah. ------ Your host, Lisa Morton, started PR company Roland Dransfield in 1996, one month after the fateful IRA bomb that tore apart the city centre.  From that point, the business, and its team members, have been involved in helping to support the creation of Modern Manchester – across regeneration, business, charity, leisure and hospitality, sport and culture. To celebrate the 25 years that Roland Dransfield has spent creating these bonds, Lisa is gathering together some of her Greater Mancunian ‘family' and will be exploring how they have created their own purposeful relationships with the best place in the world. Connect with Lisa and Roland Dransfield:  Via our website On Instagram On Twitter On Spotify

This week on What Goes Around we talk to the big cat himself DJ Jaguar Skills. A legend of the UK Hip-Hop scene DJ Jaguar Skills tells his musical story from the bedroom to the biggest festivals, radio shows and record labels. A man of incredible ingenuity and insight Jaguar Skills photocopied his way into journalism, pivoted into DJing by way of a minidisc player and finally became a fully fledged recording artist & label boss on his own terms. Best known for his incredible mixes for the likes of Trevor Nelson, Mista Jam, Colin Murry and his unique remixes for Nervous Records, Lupe Fiasco and many more. You could never say that he took the well worn path and that makes his story unmissable.   We also have a special feature on the Manchester Hip-Hop archive, a brilliant project aiming to document the crucial role Manchester played in the adoption of Hip-Hop in the UK. We talk to the curators about the scene, the key players and how the fashion, graffiti, music and dancing came together to lift up the youth of the Northern Quarter and kick start an age of creativity and optimism. Before all that though Eamon and Deb discuss three incredible documentaries that lay bare the creative process and the pressures of success; The Beatles 8 hour epic 'Get Back', Leonard Cohen's long lost 'Bird on a wire' and the tragic but beautiful story of the Silver Jews. It's a great show so dig in and tell a friend. If you care, share! Jaguar Skills: https://www.facebook.com/djjaguarskills Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djjagskills Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/jaguarskills/ Manchester Hip-Hop Archive: https://www.creativeboom.com/news/manchester-hip-hop-archive-exhibition/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63ExiZA4JUo LIKE - SUBSCRIBE - RT - SHARE - BUILD A STATUE TO US - REMEMBER IT"S DEBS NOW If you really wanted to talk to us you would find a way. Go on, give it a go.

Day 11 of 12 in our mini series focusing on missing people throughout the UK.On the 31st of August, 16 year old Jordan Ratcliffe got a lift of his aunt Kimberley into Manchester City Centre. He was heading to a Men's hostel for a while as his Grandad was ill and they needed some space in the house for him to recover. He got out of the car on Tib Street in the Northern Quarter with his rucksack and £5. He was never seen again. Important information provided by: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/jordan-ratcliffe-missing-10-years-15091374https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/jordan-ratcliffe-missing-police-search-15094325https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-45359195https://www.itv.com/news/2018-08-31/he-waved-goodbye-and-was-never-seen-again-ten-years-since-teenager-vanishedhttps://www.missingpeople.org.uk/help-us-find/jordan-ratcliffe-09-004404Music by: dl-sounds.comFollow the Unseen Podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-unseen-podcast/id1318473466?uo=4Follow the Unseen Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0xWK7Mu3bTP6oziZvxrwSK?si=QxvyPkZ2TdCDscnfxyeRawFollow the Unseen Podcast on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-unseen-podcastJoin our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/unseenpodFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theunseenpodFollow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/theunseenpod/Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theunseenpod?fan_landing=true

Overnight growth on social media is rarely a reality for many but for the founders of Feel Good Club, wives Aimie and Kiera Lawlor-Skillen, it was a well earned growth-spurt. Feel Good Club have captivated their audience on Instagram by knowing how to make content that really hits the spot when times are tough and our mental health is at an all time low. This episode tells the story of Aimie and Kiera and their journey from mental health passion project to a bustling coffee shop and events space in Manchester's Northern Quarter. Check them out across socials, @wearefeelgoodclub and at www.feelgoodclub.com.And remember to keep your eyes peeled for sneak previews @campfireagency_!

In this week's episode of The Manchester Weekly, Daryl Morris and Joshi Herrmann are joined by Jack Dulhanty who shares his story of spending time in the Northern Quarter's old school boozers. Dani Cole discusses her story about the set making company Splinter Scenery and Joshi talks about COP26. There's more on the stories you need to know about, an update on what's coming up from The Mill Newsroom, plus recommendations for the week ahead. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Geeks drift into the week to talk the glory that was F9. Plus, we ramble on about Loki, Episode 4, Wheel of Time and Black Widow. Plus, Chris heads north of the border to wonder aloud about his favorite game stream. You don't need to drive a car when you can drive... um- family? Let's go!

Welcome to Episode 27 of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Podcast - this episode contains audio from our Chamber Live Event which took place on the 11th May 2021 and was hosted by our Policy, Campaigns and Communications Director Chris Fletcher. Following a week that has seen both the local and Mayoral Elections taking place, we look ahead to the next stage of restrictions easing which is due to take place on the 17th May. We are joined by Nicola Payne the owner of iconic independent gift shop Oklahoma in Manchester's Northern Quarter. Nicola provides us with her insight into how the pandemic has impacted independent retailers. Nathan Chew, our General Manager from Chamber Space, then provides us with an update on what the next stage of the Government's road-map means for venues like ours and the challenges faced. Nathan also provides an exclusive update about our new open Art Gallery in partnership with Ghislaine Howard which is opening soon. Finally, with it being Mental Health Awareness Week - we are delighted to be joined by Chris Cooper who is a trainer and a coach from Manchester Mind. Chris provides his valuable insight into Mental Health awareness and how the pandemic has impacted people's mental health and well-being.

CONSENT IS SEXY, TINY DINOSAURS ARE NOT! - Fangirling in the Pacific. AGFG is no longer about music as Hannah has decided she's a witch, no kidding. After reading the book "Basic Witches" by Jaya Saxena & Jess Zimmerman so she's ditching her bands to raise her with her coven! After explaining why lipstick is thr sign of the devil we welcome Manchester favourites PACIFIC. This weeks Zoom call is packed full as we introduce Pacific to "Your Favourite Band Sucks", confirm if Elton John or Billy Joel is the original Piano Man, follow Prof Brian Cox through Manchester. Before discussing things 'Overheard in Northern Quarter', our yearning to go to Jimmy's bar and Night & Day once more. Then finishing things off with their rockstar antics at Liverpool's Parr Street Studios, a little quiz we called "Can You Be More PACIFIC?", oh and their new release "PUZZLE" which drops today! So prepare your earholes for your weekly fangirl indulgence with Hannah & El; as we embarrass ourselves and try to convince the world we know what we are doing! xoxo ---- Follow Your Favourite Fangirls; Instagram | @anothergoddamnfangirl Facebook | @anotherfangirlpod ---- If you loved OUR GUESTS as much as we did, then stay up to date by checking out their stuffs; Instagram | @PacificOfficial Facebook | @PacificOfficial Twitter | @PacificOfficial Spotfiy | P A C I F I C Apple / iTunes | P A C I F I C On't Web | www.pacificoffical.com ---- If you're loving your weekly fix of fangirl-ism then please drop your gal pals a review on Apple Podcast / iTunes. It doesn't sound much but it helps AGFG to grow and lure more beautiful people onto the show! Subscribe / Follow to get new episodes of Another Goddamn Fangirl every Friday! And as always a HUGE THANK YOU to you for checking us out, to the legendary Pippa Wills for producing our podcast and being our general show saviour. And our adopted brother from another mother, the main man Chris Drew from CD Language Solutions for his captions & comedic genius.

From the archives: Chunkz and Yung Filly are back on the road to hook up with MCR's very own Brandon Williams for another episode of Pavement to Pitch. Recorded from Manchester's iconic Northern Quarter, the conversation covers Brandon's journey so far, from starting out young, breaking into the first team and being the ambassador for the exclusive Pro:Direct x Puma capsule collaboration.

On this week's very special episode of I Shouldn't Say This But, I am joined by 2 great friends Kiera and Aimie from the amazing Feel Good Club.  Feel Good Club is a wonderful mental-health and wellbeing community that has recently opened a cafe based in the Northern Quarter in Manchester. I’ll be talking to them both about how they’ve gotten to where they are today, what it’s been like opening a business during a pandemic and some of the battles the world is now facing with mental health.  They also run an extremely popular Instagram page that provides lovely daily reminders for all their followers about coping with life in the day-to-day and this week they have even taken the streets of Manchester by storm with some amazing billboards to brighten up everyone’s week.  I had a great time recording this episode and I hope you all enjoy it just as much as I did. So without further ado, sit back, relax and enjoy this episode of I Shouldn't Say This, But.

We're talking music industry, concert nostalgia and much more today with Raven Twigg. Starting her career within the music industry in 2012 as a freelance music blogger based in the Northern Quarter of Manchester, Raven then joined the team at Manchester Arena where she stayed for 4 years in between travelling. Living in Australia, America and exploring Indonesia before settling back in the UK. In 2017, Raven became a Bookings Assistant for SMG Europe, programming five U.K. arenas and theatres before migrating South and joining Metropolis Music as a promoter assistant to the Managing Director. Raven has been involved with some exciting tours during her time with Metropolis Music including programming Somerset House Summer Series 2019 & 2020, Björk, Janelle Monáe, Charli XCX, Mika, Koffee, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Tyler, the Creator, Goldfrapp and many more. In March 2019, Raven was part of a team of five industry professionals who established Women Connect UK. A networking collective for women working within the creative industry sector. Curating and hosting live events focused around important topics are some of the tasks Raven carries out as an active co-founder of the company. She also became part of the UNICEF music group with some of the bosses of the music industry, collectively utilising their resources and knowledge to raise funds for children who are in need. I LIKE NETWORKING is the mentoring and networking program for womxn and non-binary people in the creative industries. Please share, leave a review and subscribe if you enjoyed it to make sure you don't miss any episodes and to give us a BOOST!

It's week 14 so it's the letter N. Simon talks about New Order, a couple of famous Nigels and popping out to the Northern Quarter for sourdough bread. You can find this week's playlist on Spotify here: https://cutt.ly/OfUieou Produced and edited Jackie O'Malley. Post Production Karl Svenson, Tadah Media Ltd. Artwork Lee Dyer. Music by Colin McGrath, Joe Brown, Johnny Smale and Simon Wolstencroft. Find out more at https://funky-si-s-a-z-of-manchester.pinecast.co Find out more at https://funky-si-s-a-z-of-manchester.pinecast.co

Graps and Claps Audio presents All Japan 'Take the Kings Road' as we look over 3 hours at some of All Japan's greatest matches plus chat about drinks around the Northern Quarter in Manchester, BDO Darts, Horse Racing, Jimmy Nail, Donkeys, Elephants and more!! Plus for anyone who retweets the podcast there is an opportunity to win a Beer52 Beer Case! Opening Theme: The Theme from Take The High Road @oggypart3 @greatbashheel @geoffogden2

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Northern Quarter - Trainhopper  Anna Pena - Retribution  Over The Sea - A Lullaby For The One  Layla Kaylif - Lovers Don't Meet  Every Living Soul - Poison  Melanie Medina - Millennial Love Dance  Sally Rose - Twisted Game  Fawke - Shine Again  Made of Stone - Seasons  Valentina Blu - sono io  For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at: Visit our Sponsor Francyl Gawryn at: Visit our Sponsor John Jordan/The Storm at: Visit our Sponsor Layla Kaylif at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Northern Quarter - Trainhopper  Anna Pena - Retribution  Over The Sea - A Lullaby For The One  Layla Kaylif - Lovers Don't Meet  Every Living Soul - Poison  Melanie Medina - Millennial Love Dance  Sally Rose - Twisted Game  Fawke - Shine Again  Made of Stone - Seasons  Valentina Blu - sono io  For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at: Visit our Sponsor Francyl Gawryn at: Visit our Sponsor John Jordan/The Storm at: Visit our Sponsor Layla Kaylif at:

Das Wunder von Bern, Boris Beckers erster Wimbledon-Sieg, Michael Schumachers erstes Formel-1-Rennen. Erlebnisse, die niemand vergisst, der dabei war, der dies erlebt hat, der Fan ist. Bei Das Spiel meines Lebens werden diese Ereignisse wieder aufgefrischt. Die Gäste in diesem Podcast berichten über das Spiel Ihres Lebens. Wie sie es erlebt haben. Welche kuriosen Dinge nebenher passiert sind. Wie sie das Spiel in Erinnerung behalten. Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen ist Schauspieler, Moderator und Podcaster. Viele kennen ihn aus den Serien "Neues aus Büttenwarder", "SOKO Potsdam" oder auch "Jerks". Er ist aber auch Teil von Doppelsechs, einem Fußball-Podcast, den er zusammen mit Ole Zeisler produziert. Hendrik ist der heutige Gast von "Das Spiel meines Lebens". Er konnte sich aber nicht entscheiden. Deswegen haben wir heute eine Neuerung. Es ist nicht "Das Spiel meines Lebens", es sind "Die Spiele meines Lebens"! Hendirk hat drei Spiele besucht, die ihn in seiner Fußball-Fanwerdung beeinflusst haben. Denn er ist nicht Fan eines Fußballvereins. Das hat ihm der HSV früh versaut. Hendrik ist Fan des Fußballs. Er mag das schöne Spiel. Und das wird in der heutigen Folge...

Das Wunder von Bern, Boris Beckers erster Wimbledon-Sieg, Michael Schumachers erstes Formel-1-Rennen. Erlebnisse, die niemand vergisst, der dabei war, der dies erlebt hat, der Fan ist. Bei Das Spiel meines Lebens werden diese Ereignisse wieder aufgefrischt. Die Gäste in diesem Podcast berichten über das Spiel Ihres Lebens. Wie sie es erlebt haben. Welche kuriosen Dinge nebenher passiert sind. Wie sie das Spiel in Erinnerung behalten. Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen ist Schauspieler, Moderator und Podcaster. Viele kennen ihn aus den Serien "Neues aus Büttenwarder", "SOKO Potsdam" oder auch "Jerks". Er ist aber auch Teil von Doppelsechs, einem Fußball-Podcast, den er zusammen mit Ole Zeisler produziert. Hendrik ist der heutige Gast von "Das Spiel meines Lebens". Er konnte sich aber nicht entscheiden. Deswegen haben wir heute eine Neuerung. Es ist nicht "Das Spiel meines Lebens", es sind "Die Spiele meines Lebens"! Hendirk hat drei Spiele besucht, die ihn in seiner Fußball-Fanwerdung beeinflusst haben. Denn er ist nicht Fan eines Fußballvereins. Das hat ihm der HSV früh versaut. Hendrik ist Fan des Fußballs. Er mag das schöne Spiel. Und das wird in der heutigen Folge...

Das Wunder von Bern, Boris Beckers erster Wimbledon-Sieg, Michael Schumachers erstes Formel-1-Rennen. Erlebnisse, die niemand vergisst, der dabei war, der dies erlebt hat, der Fan ist. Bei Das Spiel meines Lebens werden diese Ereignisse wieder aufgefrischt. Die Gäste in diesem Podcast berichten über das Spiel Ihres Lebens. Wie sie es erlebt haben. Welche kuriosen Dinge nebenher passiert sind. Wie sie das Spiel in Erinnerung behalten. Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen ist Schauspieler, Moderator und Podcaster. Viele kennen ihn aus den Serien "Neues aus Büttenwarder", "SOKO Potsdam" oder auch "Jerks". Er ist aber auch Teil von Doppelsechs, einem Fußball-Podcast, den er zusammen mit Ole Zeisler produziert. Hendrik ist der heutige Gast von "Das Spiel meines Lebens". Er konnte sich aber nicht entscheiden. Deswegen haben wir heute eine Neuerung. Es ist nicht "Das Spiel meines Lebens", es sind "Die Spiele meines Lebens"! Hendirk hat drei Spiele besucht, die ihn in seiner Fußball-Fanwerdung beeinflusst haben. Denn er ist nicht Fan eines Fußballvereins. Das hat ihm der HSV früh versaut. Hendrik ist Fan des Fußballs. Er mag das schöne Spiel. Und das wird in der heutigen Folge...

Das Wunder von Bern, Boris Beckers erster Wimbledon-Sieg, Michael Schumachers erstes Formel-1-Rennen. Erlebnisse, die niemand vergisst, der dabei war, der dies erlebt hat, der Fan ist. Bei Das Spiel meines Lebens werden diese Ereignisse wieder aufgefrischt. Die Gäste in diesem Podcast berichten über das Spiel Ihres Lebens. Wie sie es erlebt haben. Welche kuriosen Dinge nebenher passiert sind. Wie sie das Spiel in Erinnerung behalten. Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen ist Schauspieler, Moderator und Podcaster. Viele kennen ihn aus den Serien "Neues aus Büttenwarder", "SOKO Potsdam" oder auch "Jerks". Er ist aber auch Teil von Doppelsechs, einem Fußball-Podcast, den er zusammen mit Ole Zeisler produziert. Hendrik ist der heutige Gast von "Das Spiel meines Lebens". Er konnte sich aber nicht entscheiden. Deswegen haben wir heute eine Neuerung. Es ist nicht "Das Spiel meines Lebens", es sind "Die Spiele meines Lebens"! Hendirk hat drei Spiele besucht, die ihn in seiner Fußball-Fanwerdung beeinflusst haben. Denn er ist nicht Fan eines Fußballvereins. Das hat ihm der HSV früh versaut. Hendrik ist Fan des Fußballs. Er mag das schöne Spiel. Und das wird in der heutigen Folge...

Das Wunder von Bern, Boris Beckers erster Wimbledon-Sieg, Michael Schumachers erstes Formel-1-Rennen. Erlebnisse, die niemand vergisst, der dabei war, der dies erlebt hat, der Fan ist. Bei Das Spiel meines Lebens werden diese Ereignisse wieder aufgefrischt. Die Gäste in diesem Podcast berichten über das Spiel Ihres Lebens. Wie sie es erlebt haben. Welche kuriosen Dinge nebenher passiert sind. Wie sie das Spiel in Erinnerung behalten. Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen ist Schauspieler, Moderator und Podcaster. Viele kennen ihn aus den Serien "Neues aus Büttenwarder", "SOKO Potsdam" oder auch "Jerks". Er ist aber auch Teil von Doppelsechs, einem Fußball-Podcast, den er zusammen mit Ole Zeisler produziert. Hendrik ist der heutige Gast von "Das Spiel meines Lebens". Er konnte sich aber nicht entscheiden. Deswegen haben wir heute eine Neuerung. Es ist nicht "Das Spiel meines Lebens", es sind "Die Spiele meines Lebens"! Hendirk hat drei Spiele besucht, die ihn in seiner Fußball-Fanwerdung beeinflusst haben. Denn er ist nicht Fan eines Fußballvereins. Das hat ihm der HSV früh versaut. Hendrik ist Fan des Fußballs. Er mag das schöne Spiel. Und das wird in der heutigen Folge wieder einmal deutlich. Andreas kann aber die ein oder andere HSV-Anekdote mit verknüpfen! Falls ihr ein "Spiel des Lebens" habt, dann kontaktiert meinsportpodcast.de oder Andreas.  

It's very easy to concentrate on the national news cycle. Big flashy stories and scandals that drip from the teleprompters of Sky and the BBC. But underneath cocaine habits and duck islands, local government ticks over with a slither of the amount of coverage. With the perception it's just about bin collection and bus time tables, councils and local government have substantial power still on how we support our ecosystem and where money is invested.This week we are joined on the Pod by investigative journalist  Andrea Sandor (@wordstoseeby). Andreas  coverage includes the stripping of cycling provision across the city, the gentrification of the Northern Quarter and  Manchesters pollution crisis. We discuss why local journalism is more important than ever, how philosphy is keeping people from cycling  and how the Manchester Meteor is building a truly independent media.Shout outsNick hubble cycling activist. https://nickhubble.bike/Build back better campaign@BuildBckBetterhttps://www.buildbackbetteruk.org/IPPR study on the furlough schemehttps://www.ippr.org/files/2020-05/1589291707_who-wins-and-who-pays-may20.pdfDeansgate pedestrianisation https://aboutmanchester.co.uk/deansgate-set-for-partial-pedestrianisation-from-this-weekend/If you like the show tell your comrades!Find us on all the socialsTwitter:@MCRGND_PODInsta: ManchestergndpodFB:MCRGNDPOD

Kelly Gilmour-Grassam is the Director of Making You Content Ltd, a copywriting and content creation agency in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Born in Yorkshire, Kelly is a proud adopted Mancunian who has drawn inspiration from her urban surroundings to create a name for herself and her business. In this episode of AdamAsks, Kelly talks about how your company’s culture can influence it’s success. She covers: · How she became a copywriter, how Making You Content came to be, and her journey building her business to become one of Manchester’s best employers · Advice to aspiring copywriters and business owners · The business culture that she has created for her employees, how she implemented this, and the benefits it has had for the business · Where Kelly hopes to take the business in the next few years · The importance of investing in the personal development and wellbeing of your employees · The secret of creating great content

Kingdom Company is a brand new church based in the Northern Quarter of Manchester, UK, launching in spring 2020. In this episode we’re gonna talk about who we are, how we got here and the kind of church we’re becoming

In episode five of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to folk singer/songwriter Charlie Hula about his new EP Context, his upcoming gig at Northern Quarter (Huddersfield) and how everything comes full circle. "Charlie Hula is returning to Northern Quarter, in celebration of his new EP 'Context'. Accompanied by Josh Fielden (Bass) and Brian Bonadona (Viola), the trio will be performing songs from the release as they recorded them together in Huddersfield earlier this year." Follow Charlie Hula: Twitter (https://twitter.com/charliehula_) Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/artist/3INCpDgoj3s3uv7az1srOi?si=E2pXpNNTTOO-PSjeC2tndA) Northern Quarter gig tickets (https://bit.ly/2sM5x5j) Get in touch Email (mailto:contactruubez@yahoo.co.uk) Twitter.com/FFTScene (http://twitter.com/FFTScene) http://Twitter.com/Ruubez

Happy Thanksgiving! We've got pies, cannibals, what more could you want? Rose regales us with tales of PieMinister in the Northern Quarter. Then Chelsea went down the internet rabbit hole to bring you the story of Levi Boone Helm, the Kentucky Cannibal. Hosts: Rose Fueston & Chelsea West Edited by: Chelsea West Theme Song Composer: Jorge Ivan Ramirez Marin Find us on: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/DAAMpod Email: dinnerandamurderpod@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daampod/support

In the fourth episode of Series 3, Clint Boon chats to musician and owner of Jimmy’s in the Northern Quarter, George Craig.George talks about growing up in Yorkshire, forming his band One Night Only, modelling, moving to Manchester, setting up Jimmy’s bar in the Northern Quarter with his brother Jimmy and why he loves the city.This series is sponsored by our friends at Safer Roads GM, helping us to keep ourselves and each other SAFE on the roads of Manchester.Don’t forget to subscribe to never miss an episode, and follow Humans Of XS Manchester on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for exclusive content. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cookie and Andy talk to the very nice and talented man behind the hit song Pele's Groove, Mr. Sam Qureshi.Who is Sam Qureshi? Well, you will have to tune in to find out.Diary Date - Thursday 31st January 2019 @ Bar 21 Thomas Street in the Northern Quarter. Gonna be a night of amazing live and pre-recorded music of many different genres and eras 50's through to today including mod, jazz, boogaloo, Motown, northern, Latin to name just a few. An experimental mixture of Music For Manchester. We'd love your support xDon't forget to leave us a 5-star rating and comments on I-Tunes please as this does help with the future of this radio station. Have you downloaded the radio player app for your device yet? No? Well it's free and the link is here:Download the app:https://mytuner-radio.com/player/target-radio-247/456144/

You're in for a treat this week, as we learn how to build a £100 million property development company. And we learn from the best in the business - Tom Bloxham MBE, chairman and co-founder of multi-award-winning property development company, Urban Splash. But first, we have our news story of the week which you can find by clicking here. You may remember our landlord survey a while back - the results were interesting and we're pleased that the findings have hit the property press hard and fast. How will landlords react to Brexit? Will it scupper future property investment plans or will it create a wave of opportunities for investors to capitalise on? Hit the link and let us know what you think of the research. Now, our main event this week is the story of Urban Splash - a business that's doing phenomenal things in the property industry. At 25 years old, Urban Splash has continued making a splash across towns and cities throughout the UK with their large regeneration and design-led schemes, which have won them a huge amount of awards - and rightly so! A true champion in the property development industry, Tom talks us through the difficulties of taking old, derelict and listed buildings, and restoring them to create functional homes to suit today's modern needs. And more interestingly, their recent move in to modular housing which is set to transform the housing industry significantly over the years. How did Urban Splash grow from two men in a shed to building a multi-million-pound business? Tune in as Tom walks us through his first, very ambitious project in Liverpool where the true power of design and placemaking was revealed. If you're unfamiliar with Urban Splash, they are the true pioneers of urban living and have made the challenges of regeneration appear effortless. However, Tom and the team have had many years to perfect this. And while each project has elements which they'd have done differently, they follow our very own mantra of ‘constant improvement' to make sure lessons are learned and that the next site is better than the last. If you're an aspiring property developer, this property podcast is a must listen for you as Tom also takes us on a journey through site acquisition, competitive bidding and the design process where architects and consultants are pushed to get the most out of each and every site. Once you have a product - what's next? There's no secret that Urban Splash are incredible marketers - they've won a host of awards for that too. So what's their secret? How have they created such a huge demand for their properties? How did they go from being a multi-million-pound business to being worthless almost overnight? How did Manchester's Northern Quarter get its name? And what tips would Tom recommend to those who want to follow in his property footsteps? Tune into this week's incredible property podcast to find out. Hub Extra: We're squeezing more value into this week's property podcast, with another handy resource discovered by Rob & Rob. In fact, there's $10,000 worth of content here, all for free, courtesy of author, business owner and social media personality, Gary Vaynerchuk. The insights you can take from this video are practical and incredibly informative. If you're not yet signed up to Hub Extra, head on over to The Property Hub website to sign up for FREE! This handy email will hit your inbox every Friday morning. Meetups - yes, they're tonight! If you haven't got yourself registered yet, what are you waiting for? They're free, educational and more importantly, they're supportive. Click here to find your nearest one and we'll see you there! Get involved: As you know, we love to chat. If you're on social media, join us and get involved in the conversation over on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Let us know what you think about this week's property podcast or let us know about any future topics you'd like us to cover. You can also join our property community on the Property Hub forum. It's full of like minded people chatting all things property related. And if you haven't done so already, we'd love it if you could head over and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Reviews help other listeners find us and we always read a selection out on our podcast too - so you could get a mention. Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts here. Not sure how to leave a review? This video shows you how to review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOW THE DEVIL ARE YOU?... ahh, it feels good to be back and OFFICALLY start the new term doesnt it? This week we hopped in the car and went up the road to Manchester, sat down and set up in the lovely Ziferblat on Edge Street in the Northern Quarter and were joined by the infectiously lovely actor and comedian Siân Gibson! We spent a magical hour or so drinking brews and discussing uncomfortable auditions, castings, family life, fallow periods and Wales. You'll know Siân from loads of telly programs, most notably playing Kayleigh Kitson in the BBC sitcom Car Share which she co-wrote with Peter Kay. Siân's outlook on life is completely inspiring and she shares the ups and downs of her acting life with wonderful charm. We loved it and we hope you love listening too. We've got a bunch more excellent TSP eps in the can now and we can't wait to share them with you. TSP thursdays are back in effect!!! Get in touch... Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast'  Twitter- @twoshotpod  Instagram- @twoshotpod  If you've enjoyed listening then please click through to https://www.patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus pictures, video and audio in return. Nice one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Weight of Fire, a podcast dedicated to wargaming and miniature painting with a heavy focus on Mantic games such as Kings of War, Deadzone and Warpath. In this episode the gang talk to Rob Burman of Mantic games about what’s coming up in Deadzone and The Walking Dead. Links Here’s Negan Preorder: http://www.manticgames.com/mantic-shop/heres-negan/product/the-walking-dead-heres-negan-pre-order-exclusive.htmlThe Walking Dead, Wave 5: https://manticblog.com/2018/07/20/the-walking-dead-week-whats-in-wave-five/ Dreadzone After Dark/Beerzone What? Deadzone in a bar with themed food and drinksWhere? www.bar21.uk, 10 Thomas Street, Northern Quarter, M4 1DH ManchesterWhen? 26th AugustMore? https://www.facebook.com/events/592622377776797/ Wofcon What? 2 day Deadzone Tournament and Dreadball CupWhere? Forge Gaming Centre in Trafford, ManchesterWhen? 15th and 16th SeptemberMore? https://www.facebook.com/events/1045320255623733/   Email: hello@weightoffire.comTwitter: @weightoffireFacebook: weightoffireYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF-GC1igya9vkE2SbzbeL8A Music is "Volatile Reaction"Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Mouse traps, stalker publicists, bad first girlfriends, Patreon update, and... do we talk too much? Zena Carlota - “Muzinge” (The Confidence of Birds) (SH) Broke Down Rodeo - “On To The North” AND “Last Cigarette” (First Rodeo)  Ric Robertson - “The Fool” AND “Hallelujah, I’m a Dreamer” (The Fool, The Friend)  Murder By Death - “True Dark” (The Other Shore) The Breton Sound - “Why Are You Still Here?” AND “Illuminate” (The Breton Sound) Northern Quarter - “Fort Mac Anthem” AND “Every Second Counts” (Cold Dark Night) Michelle Mandico - “Water Bearer” AND “Giant Love” (Ptarmigan)  The Fey - “Contender” AND “The Cool”  (Strawberry Lemonade) Cowboy Junkies - “Sing Me a Song” AND “Shining Teeth” (All That Reckoning)  Itto - “Calling Out My Name” (Single)      You can buy Rachel’s comic here. You can buy Micah Schnabel’s novel here. His band Two Cow Garage wrote our opening theme! Thanks for listening! You can support us on Patreon (and get an extended cut of the episode) or drop a tip in our Ko-fi cup!  

Manchester b2b Melbourne. Ancoats b2b Adelaide. The Northern Quarter b2b The Northern Territory! Episode 11 is coming all the way from Sydney thanks to nu-disco producer and party starter Downunder Disco. Head over to the website for the interview: https://bit.ly/2tnAnPi

This week I chat to Mel Hudson, manager of Pop Boutique in Manchester's Northern Quarter. Mel showed me around the Oldham Street store, an immense variety of vintage clothing from the 60', 70's and 80's. Mel has worked there for many years and knows every inch of the shop and the vast array of clothing and furniture throughout the store. The Pop Boutique shop first opened in 1994 in the heart of the Northern Quarter. The ground floor is packed with vintage, pop recycled and pop boutique own brand goodies. The basement is huge and full of quirky vintage clothing, furniture and everything a vintage junkie needs to get their fix. Within the building they also have Barbarella for a hair do and the blue daisy café for eats (all made in the basement kitchen) and awesome coffee. So it's retro and vintage all under one roof! Go check it out! Website: www.pop-boutique.com Facebook: Pop Boutique Instagram: Pop Boutique Manchester Instragram for Mel: womanimel

Talking to Hayley Flynn, tour guide and owner of the Skyliner blog about the history of the Northern Quarter, the art of selling monkeys, the importance of street art, how to make a place distinctive and what's coming next.

IN MANCHESTER? You can book tickets to our live show - details below.Write into Jules and Sarah! The Port Salut Crew HQ, PO Box 66747, London, NW5 9GH. Another recording on Jules' bedroom floor which obviously means face masks and rehab. Jules this week talks of hip hop yoga and his meet up in New York City whilst Sarah misreads a recipe and falls just a touch off the Slimming World waggon. Shelagh has a mass cupboard exodus resulting in a jam discovery whilst June brings in a new addition to Sarah's life: Heidi. Prepare for the tale of Ainsley the fish. Poor, poor Ainsley.Jules and Sarah LIVE in Manchester: Tuesday 21st November 2017 at ODD Bar in The Northern Quarter. Book your tickets here See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We take a stroll through the grimiest bit of Manchester's Northern Quarter and talk about how nice it's going to be when we all see each other at Mr Thomas' Chop House. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevosocial/message

So for the third time we gathered in our makeshift studio in Manchester’s hip Northern Quarter to record Suburban Dogs. Pete and Tom had just got back from seeing Clare Maguire at Manchester Academy and were in high spirits as ...